The new Google search result gives base64 image data instead of links to image files, which can't be handled by BatchArtFinder.
There still are links to the image files, but not so easy to extract. Would be a lot of work to adapt the script.

Only Audio Scrobbler works for me (see post from Pow_2k).

The new Google search result gives base64 image data instead of links to image files, which can't be handled by BatchArtFinder. There still are links to the image files, but not so easy to extract. Would be a lot of work to adapt the script.

I have just upgraded to Gold Lifetime and can find that Files to Edit panel. I have unticked everything apart from Unknown Artwork.

What do I do now.

I went back into the main screen. I highlighted all the tracks and did a Ctl+L. It produced a cover but I could not work out which track it represented from the scroll panel underneath the image.

On another occasion I picked a smaller choice of about thirty tracks. I found an image. I thought I was saving it to that track but each time I did another Ctl+L I got that same track back showing a missing image.

Clearly I do not understand the system. Can you explain it to me, please?

Tony
London UK

I am sorry but you'll have to be more specific.

I have just upgraded to Gold Lifetime and can find that Files to Edit panel. I have unticked everything apart from Unknown Artwork.

What do I do now.

I went back into the main screen. I highlighted all the tracks and did a Ctl+L. It produced a cover but I could not work out which track it represented from the scroll panel underneath the image.

On another occasion I picked a smaller choice of about thirty tracks. I found an image. I thought I was saving it to that track but each time I did another Ctl+L I got that same track back showing a missing image.

Clearly I do not understand the system. Can you explain it to me, please?

Yes the search finds covers quickly and they seem to be usually the right ones.

How would you use it to add covers to a folder of tracks when, say, a random, 20% lack cover art? The problem I find with MM is that it does not offer a way of isolating the tracks with no cover art so any computer screen of tracks contains a mix of with and without.

What do you suggest I do with, say, a folder of 2,000 tracks that I want to tidy up?

Good to have such a quick response. I like this forum and MM.

Tony

Thanks Pavle,

I have installed the newer version.

Yes the search finds covers quickly and they seem to be usually the right ones.

How would you use it to add covers to a folder of tracks when, say, a random, 20% lack cover art? The problem I find with MM is that it does not offer a way of isolating the tracks with no cover art so any computer screen of tracks contains a mix of with and without.

What do you suggest I do with, say, a folder of 2,000 tracks that I want to tidy up?

As the last post goes back almost six months I wonder if anyone has an up to date solution to get this script to work.

I'm on Windows 7.

The normal Art Finder works fine on this PC. However, it is a real bore trawling through album after album to find the ones with missing covers and the script on this thread does not seem to be able to spot them or even find covers if you restrict it to albums you have previously identified.

Reading through all the MM threads does come across others using software other than MM and then reverting to MM to add the covers to the tag - but this is hardly batch in my book.

Any ideas, please, folk?

Tony

As the last post goes back almost six months I wonder if anyone has an up to date solution to get this script to work.

I'm on Windows 7.

The normal Art Finder works fine on this PC. However, it is a real bore trawling through album after album to find the ones with missing covers and the script on this thread does not seem to be able to spot them or even find covers if you restrict it to albums you have previously identified.

Reading through all the MM threads does come across others using software other than MM and then reverting to MM to add the covers to the tag - but this is hardly batch in my book.

Managed to get some hit n miss results w/Google, unfortunately I can't say all that I did to do so. Still, some albums refused to return proper results and the links to try the next piece of art still wouldn't work. Started poking around with the other sites and found a VBS error when using AudioScrobbler. Indicated that variable "div2" on line 2385 wasn't defined. Decided to poke around and see what I could figure out with VBS. Took a guess that the "Dim" lines were variable declarations, Googled it and found I was on the mark. Backed up in the script to where "div" was defined and altered the following on line 2372.

Kaboom! It worked! AudioScrobbler was able to complete a few more missing pieces of the puzzle, although I did get more errors while it was saving the files. I know the error referenced something after the line in which I had edited, so that narrows it down to a third of the script? I believe it was some sort of "while active" operation. This may have been due to my library simultaneously being refreshed since a later run that occurred while there was no other activity completed cleanly.

Of the 741 albums ripped in my collection, I'm down to just 99 where I need to need to find proper artwork! Win! Unfortunately I didn't keep track of the steps I bumbled through to get the OCX installed and working. I think the last thing I tried (and thus likely a key) was to run MM as an administrator. Only had to do this once, from there it worked fine as normal.

Oh, when I was using Google I had also put in the previously mentioned change to the regex on line 2119.
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Got me going but not without problems. Been trying to figure out how to get AlbumArt working but I think there is a roadblock due to their script testing to prevent DoS attacks.

Managed to get some hit n miss results w/Google, unfortunately I can't say all that I did to do so. Still, some albums refused to return proper results and the links to try the next piece of art still wouldn't work. Started poking around with the other sites and found a VBS error when using AudioScrobbler. Indicated that variable "div2" on line 2385 wasn't defined. Decided to poke around and see what I could figure out with VBS. Took a guess that the "Dim" lines were variable declarations, Googled it and found I was on the mark. Backed up in the script to where "div" was defined and altered the following on line 2372.

Kaboom! It worked! AudioScrobbler was able to complete a few more missing pieces of the puzzle, although I did get more errors while it was saving the files. I know the error referenced something [u]after[/u] the line in which I had edited, so that narrows it down to a third of the script? I believe it was some sort of "while active" operation. This may have been due to my library simultaneously being refreshed since a later run that occurred while there was no other activity completed cleanly.

Of the 741 albums ripped in my collection, I'm down to just 99 where I need to need to find proper artwork! Win! Unfortunately I didn't keep track of the steps I bumbled through to get the OCX installed and working. I think the last thing I tried (and thus likely a key) was to run MM as an administrator. Only had to do this once, from there it worked fine as normal.

Oh, when I was using Google I had also put in the previously mentioned change to the regex on line 2119.From:[code] RegEx.Pattern = "((^http://images.google.com/imgres\?)|(^/imgres\?))(.+&imgurl=)"[/code]To:[code] RegEx.Pattern = "^.+imgurl="[/code]Got me going but not without problems. Been trying to figure out how to get AlbumArt working but I think there is a roadblock due to their script testing to prevent DoS attacks.

This script is currently useful, because Google keeps changing their search strings and results page source. One day I'll get round to resolving it, and then the next day they'll probably break it again. I'd love to use the proper API to avoid this, but it costs money, and I script for free (although I have been lucky enough to receive some kind donations, which help cover the web hosting costs and an occasional beer).

This script is currently useful, because Google keeps changing their search strings and results page source. One day I'll get round to resolving it, and then the next day they'll probably break it again. I'd love to use the proper API to avoid this, but it costs money, and I script for free (although I have been lucky enough to receive some kind donations, which help cover the web hosting costs and an occasional beer).

Purchased MediaMonkey last year and have slowly been working on my audio collection through it. Finally got everything set up in a way I wanted, the next task is tackling missing album art. Lo and behold a search finds that there are nice scripts that can be installed for use! Excellent! I give the Batch Art Finder 4.2 a go and find problems. Needed to do the ActiveX allow as described on page 1 I think, at least with that I was able to get a result with AlbumArt selected as my source. (No dice yet with others in my limited testing) Of course it is the Union Jack flag that they use to indicate English language. Attempt to click "next image" but no response. Seems the only things clickable are the select checkbox for the album and the buttons along the bottom of the window. Thoughts on this? Possible this was covered earlier in the thread and I haven't found it. Win8.1x64, pretty sure running with an admin level user but would need to go back and check again.

Thanks!

Purchased MediaMonkey last year and have slowly been working on my audio collection through it. Finally got everything set up in a way I wanted, the next task is tackling missing album art. Lo and behold a search finds that there are nice scripts that can be installed for use! Excellent! I give the Batch Art Finder 4.2 a go and find problems. Needed to do the ActiveX allow as described on page 1 I think, at least with that I was able to get a result with AlbumArt selected as my source. (No dice yet with others in my limited testing) Of course it is the Union Jack flag that they use to indicate English language. Attempt to click "next image" but no response. Seems the only things clickable are the select checkbox for the album and the buttons along the bottom of the window. Thoughts on this? Possible this was covered earlier in the thread and I haven't found it. Win8.1x64, pretty sure running with an admin level user but would need to go back and check again.